2016-01-14

Eastfield College is proud to offer the Journeyman Brewer Education Program!

This is an educational program tailored to the needs of Micro, Craft and Industrial Brewing personnel working within the production side of the brewing industry. This program will teach basic understanding in all aspects of the brewing process including machinery and equipment for packaging. It will provide the students with essential knowledge of the raw material used in the brewing process and it will educate the students in technical and technological aspects of the entire brewing process.This course will also include an introduction to basic quality control analysis.

This course includes a two-week practical brewing Internship at a local brewery where the students will be immersed into the day-to-day brewery operations.

After passing a final examination the successful student will be highly qualified for a responsible brewer position within the brewing industry. This course is also ideal for passionate home-brewers who seek to get their foot into the door of professional brewing at the same time remaining relevant to current brewery personnel.

With support from more then a dozen local breweries, we’ve created a hands-on program that will equip brewery personnel with the skills needed to meet the needs of the craft beer industry.

Requirements:

18 years or older

High School diploma or equivalency

Course Information

February 8 - April 1, 2016

Monday and Friday, 9am - 5pm, Internship with local breweries

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 9am - 3pm, in class learning

First day of course will be in class

Registration begins November 24, 2016

Tuition

$3,600

Tuition grant available to those who qualify. Visit www.fafsa.ed.gov to apply.

We now offer two brewer programs for those interested in getting into the brewing industry and those who want to advance their brewing careers!Qualifications

Contact Rosana Martinez at RosanaMartinez@dcccd.edu or call 972-860-7102 for more information or to register.

Classes will be taught by veteran Brewer:

Peter Boettcher

Master Brewer - Six Sigma Black Belt

Peter Boettcher - Professional Career

Certified Brewer Technician – Brewmaster.

Degree in Brewing Science from Doemens Academy in Munich – Germany.

German born and trained Master Brewer with more than 30 years of professional experience in the brewing industry.

CSI-Certified Black Belt Six Sigma: structured problem solving – process capability analyses – failure mode analyses – stable process control.

First hand professional leadership experience in the Brewing Industry ranging from Small and Regional size Breweries to Large Brewing Companies.

Technical Brewer at MillerCoors Brewing Company at the Fort Worth Brewery in Texas

Plant Operations Manager and Brewmaster at Pacific Western Brewing Company in Prince George, BC – Canada

Brewmaster at Abita Brewing Company in Abita Springs Louisiana

Maltster at International Malting Company (Malteurop)

International Consulting Expertise for the Brewing and Malting Industries:

ABInBev – Malt-house modernization project in Saransk-Russia

Successful start-up and optimization of micro and craft breweries in Australia, Puerto Rico, Ecuador, Mexico.

Numerous start-up projects, expansions and optimizations all across the United States

Educational Instructor and Program developer

Development of the Journeyman Brewer Certification course and the Technical Brewer course at Eastfield Community College in Dallas, TX:

Instructor at Eastfield Community College

Professional Experience: Proven track record of success by:

Delivering growth for brands through execution on quality improvement measures.

Achieving economical cost savings by maximizing operational efficiencies.

Process improvements and optimization by executing on sustainable solutions applying the latest brewing technologies.

Crafting world-class recipes and create stable, exceptional tasting beers.

Training of brewing operators, Head Brewers and Process Leaders.

Gold Medal Winner at the Great American Beer festival and the World Beer Cup.

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